Exploring Ir + A + Infinitive in Spanish

This video tutorial teaches how to use the 'going to' structure to talk about future actions in Spanish. It begins with an introduction to the concept, followed by a review of the conjugation of the verb 'ir'. The main focus is on the 'ir + a + infinitive' structure, which is explained in detail with examples. Students are encouraged to practice by writing sentences using this structure. The lesson concludes with a summary and final thoughts.

What is the main question we are trying to answer in this lesson?

• How to use reflexive verbs

• How to describe daily routines

• How to talk about future actions using 'going to'

• How to conjugate verbs in the past tense

What does the verb 'ir' mean?

• To go

• To study

• To eat

• To play

Which of the following is the correct conjugation of 'ir' for 'we'?

• Vamos

• Vas

• Van

• Voy

What does 'a' mean in the structure 'ir + a + infinitive'?

• With

• By

• From

• To

In the sentence 'Voy a jugar tenis hoy', what does 'jugar' mean?

• To study

• To play

• To go

• To eat

How would you say 'I am going to study' in Spanish?

• Voy a estudiar

• Van a estudiar

• Vamos a estudiar

• Vas a estudiar

Which part of the structure 'ir + a + infinitive' indicates the action to be performed?

• Infinitive

• A

• Ir

• None of the above

What is the infinitive form of the verb in the sentence 'Mis amigos van a ir de camping'?

• Van

• Ir

• De

• Camping

How many sentences are students asked to write using 'ir + a + infinitive' in the practice section?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the final answer to the question 'How do I talk about what I’m going to do?'

• Use reflexive verbs

• Use the past tense

• Use the present tense

• Use the equation 'ir + a + infinitive'